Lunchbox Learning Program: The Grace Notes Brass Quintet In-Person
Join us for a performance by The Grace Notes Brass Quintet (a subset of the Grace Notes Brass Ensemble), featuring Katy Holsten (trumpet), David Glaser (trumpet), Katie Storbeck (french horn), Peter Stern (trombone), and Adam Smith (tuba).
Founded in 2011, Grace Notes Bands plays a wide variety of music including classical, marches, holiday, pop and even rock-n-roll, and have performed for weddings, indoor and outdoor concerts, memorial services, parades, at assisted living centers and for Church services.
Lunchbox Learning is a series of programs that are supported by the Friends of the Wayne Public Library. It originated to provide daytime programming that seniors would be able to attend. The series consists of musical programs, history lectures, and occasional dramatic programs.
Doors open at noon--feel free to bring a bag lunch. The programs starts at 12:30 PM.
Registration is required.
- Date:
- Wednesday, January 8, 2025 Show more dates
- Time:
- 12:30pm - 1:30pm
- Time Zone:
- Eastern Time - US & Canada (change)
- Location:
- Room A/B
- Audience:
- Adults Senior Adults Special Needs
- Categories:
- Entertainment
Patty Slezak is an Adult Reference Librarian, and is a huge fan of movies, music and audiobooks; happily she manages all the materials for those adult collections, as well as the digital resources for Libby. Need a recommendation? Please feel free to ask!
Patty facilitates many different programs, enabling her to share her passions with others! Let’s discuss books and film at the discussion groups, attend one of the jazz concerts scheduled, or tune in to an interview with a talented jazz musician!
Lastly, Patty designs and produces the monthly adult program newsletter (aptly called "Check It Out!") which is available digitally and in print to keep you up to date with all the library has to offer!
She has been at the Wayne Public Library since 2004, and has a BFA Degree in Writing & Publishing, and a Masters in Library & Information Sciences.